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Heptatitis is inflammation of the liver which can lead to life-threatening liver cell damage. In Good Shape talks to a liver specialist about what causes the illness, and what can be done to prevent it. We also take a look at the practice of freezing unwanted body fat away. Go to video
This island nation in the Caribbean looks like paradise, but it's often oppressively hot. The FC air conditioners people usually rely on there are real climate killers. That's why engineers are now encouraging people to install green AC systems.
No, this isn’t a repeat episode, but the new normal in European politics. On the podcast this week: the hills are alive with the sound of Brexit and hosts Damien McGuinness and Michaela Küfner reveal what the latest political row in Berlin is really about, together with guests Judy Dempsey and Richard Jones.
The artifacts on show at the exhibition "Restless Times. Archaeology in Germany" in Berlin all reveal how Germany was in the center of major developments on the European continent.
According to reports, up to a million members of China's Uighur Muslim minority have been sent to camps for political indoctrination. Meanwhile, the children of the detainees are being sent to state-run orphanages far away from their parents.
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The human race is producing digital data at an unprecedented rate. How can we store so much data? Storage media such as DVDs, CDs and hard drives have a lifespan of about ten years. Will our data still be preserved in 20 or 30 years' time?
Berlin housing summit tackles exploding home prices - Turkish Finance Minister Albayrak in Berlin
Turkey has taken in more Syrian refugees than any other country. Now it has built a wall to keep any more from crossing the border, and is trying to help them on the Syrian side instead. That job has fallen to aid organizations like the Red Crescent.
Brexit deadlock 6 months before Britain leaves the EU+++The Czech Republic under fire for refusing to give refuge to 50 Syrian orphans+++Also we get to hear how the Dutch are transforming grocery home deliveries.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is under increasing pressure after the results of a new poll show her CDU/CSU in freefall. The far-right AfD has also passed the center-left SPD to become Germany's second biggest party. How long can Merkel hold on?
This week, we visit the Iraqi city of Mosul to find out how residents are rebuilding their lives after their liberation from the so-called Islamic State. We meet a group of people grappling with digital privacy at a 'crypto-party' in Berlin and discover what it means to feel at home in an adopted country. Plus, we journey back to California's 1968 protest movement.
The head of Germany's spy agency is fired. And promoted – Czech leader says no asylum for 50 Syrian orphans - The Dutch revolutionize grocery home deliveries - Turkey detains hundreds of airport construction workers in Istanbul - A dramatic U-turn by Spain on sale of weapons to Saudi Arabia - Ireland officially lifts ban on abortion - Germany's Hambach Forest: a battleground for climate action.
According to the UN, Lebanon is hosting more than a million Syrian refugees. Many are young people who fled the war before finishing their education. The German charity Kiron hopes to help them by providing them with opportunities to learn online.
The head of Germany's secret service, Hans-Georg Maassen, was fired during the week. Angela Merkel's governing coalition decided to transfer him to a higher post. To discuss, Keith Walker is joined by DW political correspondent Thomas Sparrow.
Ireland's president signed a constitutional amendment during the week officially lifting the country's constitutional ban on abortion. But that's just the first step in a long legal process. To discuss what comes next Keith Walker is joined by Gavan Reilly, political correspondent for Ireland's TV3.
Johann Sebastian Bach's much loved Chaconne for solo violin is performed at the Pierre Boulez Saal in Berlin - in more ways than one. Sarah Willis explores this famous piece with the world class musicians performing it.
